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THE ARDMOREITE IS THE ONLY NEWSPAPER IN SOUTHERN OKLAHOMA RECEIVING THE ASSOCIATED PRESS NEWSRviceJVOLUME XVIIIAKDMOKti. OKLAHOMA. FRIDAY KVKX1NG AUd IIS T .'III 11)12mmCHAMP CLARK'SOPENING SPEECHIN INTERESTSCAMPAIGNCOkMAINEADDRESS TO THE TAKLPledges Made to Win an ElectionShould be Religiously Carried OutAfter the Election.. A Platform isMade to Stand on After Victory.lto:-kiaml .Me. Aiik. S:eaU-ri'hanip t'lark made his openingspeech in the .'lame campaign aeremiiislit. confining his address tothe tariff. He said in part:"History demonstrates beyond allquestion the fact that in a coun-try where institutions are based onsuffrage the government will be agovernment by paries or as MrSpeaki r Cannon is fond of puttingit 'by majorities.' It does not makea particle of difference whether wowant it that way or not; that Isthe way t Is and the way it alwayswill be."At the present time at least fiveparties are In the field with candi-dates for the presidency. Each ofthese parties has formulated andpublished a platform of principleswhich it 'proposes to enact Into lawif It gets the chance."What is a platform anyway? Itought to be a plain and honest state-ment of what those who make itIntend to do if they are given theiL-wer tu iOfe.sv.Cb. 11 oufeuc to uenot merely a contrivance to get iton but a thing to stand on afterthe victory is won. It ought to beriot merely a device to use duringthe campaign for th purpose ofcatching votes but should set forththe serious intentions of the fram-es. "Pledges made to win an election(CONTINUED ON PAGE FOUR.)SANITARY Washing.GLOBE Laundry.. Phone 10.MINISTER PAROLED.Rev. T. P. Eaton of Payne CountyOklahoma Granted Liberty.Oklahoma City Okla. Aug. Onthe recommendation of Warden It. W.Dick of the state penitentiary Gover-nor Cruce Tuesday paroled for nitietvdays J. T. Phillips convicted in Bry-an county on a charge of criminal as-sault and sentenced to five years. Itis represented that Phillips is In iserious condition and that an oper-ation Is necessary to save his life.A parole was also granted to Rev.P. Eaton of Payne county ooin l '.of criminal libel and sentenced Mthirty days in jail and pay a fitM ofS2."0. The trouble grew o it :if ann'tiele published In a paper in Payneci.vnty some months ago. Uev. Mr.Eaten has sored te jai1 sentenceind the parole is grant 1 on 'be on.'Hon tnat ue uy the fine at J".!. nth.Fit OFFICERS I OIL 111ETO WICHITA NEXT YEAR.a iTIMPERSONATING .OFFICIALSBREAK OPEN CARS AND HUNT 'FOR LIQUOR. iBELL PROPERTIES ARE TAKENOVER BY ASIATIC COMPANYHEADQUARTERS.Trans-Mississippi Commercial Cn-gress Cots to Kansas in 1912.Sail l-ak.' fily Aug -Wii-hit.l.Kansas was today selected as tl:emeeting plaen h.p tli. next Traiu-.Mississippi Ciiiiiin.Tcial I'oiuress..lames II. Ilrady of blaho was electedIri MdonfcNUMBERrnnn iinrn T"ruun (illlu;MMIIIII 1UNDER ARRESTPRESIDENT OF AMERICAN WOOL-EN .COMPANY. ARRESTED .INBOSTON TODAY.Boston. Mass. Aug. 30. PresidentWilliam II. Wood of tho "tnrrleanWoolen Company was arte f .d heretoday on an indictment .arrantcharging lira with conpplr to dis-tribute dynamite in Iawr'mT "duringthe general strike last wineWood furnished cash "'n thsum VtmorningMuskogee Okla. Aug. lil). Kakotliceis and deputy constables UaVebeen cominittilig depredations up- 'Oklahoma ison the public to such an extcut jroper;ithat County Attorney W. JO. Disuevtoday ordered tho arrest of JJuJHowell on a charge of shooting withintent lo kill. The police iiiiVBt'jdErnest Ilobinier and l.um Whitleyand they nvire fined and ..os.sfor iiiipeisonating officers and mak-ing raids for whiskey and the fed-eral officers are looking-for perscj-swho broke open a number of tru.ikBat a railroad :!j.aU5n hero and rifledHie contents under the pretense of' being federal officers.Howell was commissioned a dep-uty constable to act as a watchmanfor the Oklahoma & Gulf railroadand before hehis joli he hadfive thousand rs thisIt is under; J ' r". hat hpwill ibo arraJgnod in gra(j(Jsuper'Iorcourt here next Tues. 'Tulsa Okla. Aug. 2 1.- Probablythe biggest oil deal i ver nuule inthe purchase of theand other productionsby the Asiatic. Oil company. Thepun base price is said to exeei d$:'ihmi(Miii and the properties soldare among the best in the rtate.The ITell properties consist of theSignal Oil coiupanv the StandardOil and (!as company (be King Oil jcompany and the recently devel- joped properly in the Adair pool west j(vf Nowata. The other properties!included in this transaction will notlie annoiincid for a few days but itis said they include some of themost prolific production in Pawneeand Osage counties.GEORGE WHITAKER DEAD.President of Fyrmers National Con-gress Dies I" Wisconsinl'ort Atkinson W is. Aug. :;o - j;(.M. Whiiaker aged CI serretarv .ifthe National Ha.ry I'nlon nnd presi-dent of the Farmers' National t'.ui-!-;(ss. died here today.WORK TRAIN ON PEN NSYLVANRAILROAD IS CRASHED INTWITH FATAL RESULTS.Episcopal Bishop Dead.Komi lu I.ae. Wis.. Aug. :io. -HNh-opC. Griffion of tint lu ) ;.Episcopal diocese died here toc!a.SENATOR STHENKaty Train Jumps Track Near Tem-p'e Texas Killing One Person Se-riously Injuring Two and FifteenOthers are Hurt.HAS HEART DISEASEly wounded aMost of theThe new concern will form anbad gotten back to j Oklahoma organization to handles Hsshot ami dangerous- j properties in this state. The" pe -negro.depredationspie haveappear rencevllleIarce refineries at T.riw-Georgetown Ky.; Eastto be by persons impersonating of-ficers and under this authoritysearching for whiskey which theyeither appropriate to thrir own useor use as blackmail to make thaowners pay them money.Hoffmann -PagePhone 79.Co. Plumbers.25-6St.I)tils nnd New Orleans and arein position to handle oil nt. thegreatest advantage to themselves.Tulsa will be headquarters for tl ecompany which has engage-i ilmosta floor in the Robinson building.Third and Main streets. At leastfifty people will be used In theoffice force it has been suited.MILLIONAIRE DEWHARRY ENDICOTT WINNER.High Class DentistryAT MODERATE PRICESAll Work GuaranteedChildren s TemporaryTeeth Extracted FreeExaminations FreeDr. R. C.108 1-2 E. MainRed 822Phone 908Drives Mason Special Car to Victoryat Elgin Illinois.Elgin Ills. Aug. 30. Harry En-d(cott driving a Mason Specialcar won the Jencki Trophy raceof one hundred and one miles afteronly two other entries had beeneliminated by accidents. Endlcottdrove an average of 59.3 mties anhourHughie Hughes driving a Mercercar won the Aurora trophy for 132miles his time being ten hourstwenty minutes and 40 seconds.For the NiceFresh Meatsand the BestGroceriesin the city. PHONE 66. Wetfive prompt attention toour orderGilliam & KingWhether MarriedOr Not.Lots of them just receivednew shipment: Art SquaresWardrobes Buffets Chiffon-iers Sideboards Kitchen Cali inets etc.I will swap for a cow orhay or anything to keep houseon.CP. HALLPhone 36C Cor. 3rd & Caddo.In the Cheap Green House.No rents to pay and does ItcheapestCharged With Highway Robbery.l'uul Stephenson a negro was ar-raigned before Judge Felix K. Westthis afternoon charged with assaultand attempted robbery committedupon one Mr. Sims on the evening ofAugust 22. It seems that Mr. Simsaccompanied by a young lady weregoing to church on the evening inquestion and while they were driv-ing along the road near Woodfordthree negroes halted them and hold-ing guns upon them the negroStephenson searched the young man.Failing to secure anything the ne-groes permitted the young peopleto proceed upon their way but notuntil the negro who did the" search-ing had been recognized.Sheriff Garrett went out to Woodford and placed him under arrestWednesday. It is thought his com-panions will be apprehended withina few days.TSOLOMON LUNA RICH BANKERAND SHEEP GROWER FOUNDDEAD IN NEW MEXICO.Albuquerque N. M. Aug. 30. Solo-mon Luna millionaire banker andsheep grower who was for sixteenyears republican national committeeman 'from New Mexico was founddead this morning in a dipping vat uihis ranch seventy miles from Mag-daleua N. M.1 REACHSPECIAL TRAIN GOES TO ASSISTANCE OF. STEPHENSON IN THENORTHERN WOODS.Pittsburg Pa.. Aug. III). Four menweie killed one faially injured anda number of others tdightly burrwhen a Pennsylvania railroad passen-ger train ran into a work train whichwas engaged in clearing up a freightw reclc.The. passenger tram Is said to havedisregarded a signal.SEVEN HUNDRED AND ISIXTYUNITED STATES MARINES ENROUTE TO NICARAGUA.DIES SUDDENLYEIMRS. HENRY ROGERS WIDOW OFSTANDARD OIL MAGNATE DIESIN NEW YORK.Spenl Labor Day at Lorena ParkMonday September 2.Think or ALBATROSS whensee your grocer.yonIMMACULATE LinenGLOBE Laundry Phone 10New York N. Y. Aug. 30. Mrs.lldiry H. Rogers widow of thelate vice president of the StandardOil company died suddenly in thedining car at the Grand Centralstation at the conclusion of a jour-ney from Breton Woods N. II. toher home here today.Spend Labor Day at Lorena Park.Monday September 2.See the races at Lorena Park La-bor Day. 2S-4Corinto Panama. Aug. 20. Sevenhundred and sixty United States ma-rines arrived here today on thetransport Prairie.They immediately en-trained forPanama where they will embark onthe cruiser California for Corinto Nicaragua.Milwaukee Wis. Aug. 2!l. A dis-patch from Escanaba Mich saysI'uited States Senator Isaac Stephen-son o Wisconsin was stricken Williheart disease. In the northern woods.A special train with doctors wassent t-i his iiBMslanee.?( tiator Stephenson was cn a fish-i'-'ntnj fifty miles north of Ks an-alia Ills cajnp Is. fifteen miles fromthe tiiaiW lelegrpuJi station and noword us to hi3 condition lias beenreceived slno this morning. Thereare only foot taila aeoss tho fifteenmiles from tfie Stephenson camp tothe telegraph station and tho doctorssent to his aid had to walk fifteenmiles to roach him.For plumber! phone 79.2.--rKaty Has Accident.Temple Texas Aug. 30. One per-son was killed two were seriouslyhurt nnd fifteen others suffered In-juries when a north bound train onthe Missouri Kansas & Texas rail-road jumped the track three milesnorth of ihere.The mall car and two coaches ofthe train plunged into a ravine.Willard l'.leakmore and Sheriff Gar-re't returned this morning from Foxwhere they went yesterday to inves-tigate a rumor which had gained somecurrency that the death nt that placea fowr night ago m'pht hve beenother than suicide. Mr. Bleakmorestates today that a rigid examinationInto all the details of the killing andof the events which happened Imme-diately thereto point conclusively t.suicide.m inDEATH I 1EMOTHER AND SIX CHILDRENCREMATED IN FIRE AT ROTH-ERFORD NEW JERSEY.Rotherford N. J. Aug. 30. Mrs.Emilio Debaro and six childrenranging from five months to twelveyears old met death early today ina fire which destroyed their home.Debaro husband and father andthe seventh child aged 13 escapedby jumping from a second-storywindow.FireTornado Plate GlassDON'Tlet another setting sunfind your property un-insured. For rates seeJ. C. Kind & Co.General InsuranceTo! Office Huildlng Telephone No. 2 J tLive StocR BondsAccidentSpend Labor Day at Lorena Park.Monday September 2.Stop and read the Want AdsVapor baths prepare the road tohealth. At the Palace Barber Shop.23tf JHUNT'S PLANING MILLManufactures and puts in Modern Store Fronts allkinds of Counters and Shelving. Be sure and get ourprices where you are sure to get a mechanical job.H. T. Hunt Planing Mill.Third Avenue and E St N. K. Phone 320BARRELS OF MONEYto loan quickly on farmpropertyany-whi-relnOklahointi.Reasonable ratesand terms. Write me.Ollll W. ANDERTONPostal Tel. Kids. Ardmore. Okla.I Inspect my loansMONEY TO LOANNol)Uacb( Bui SomaNot Cheap. But GoodFara Loaas Oalyfottorf Bldi. M. n. SMITHBEGINNING Sunday September First TheDaily Ardmoreite will not accept Advertisements for first page position. : : : :